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Preached at Sovereign Grace of Apex, Hurricane Relief Supply Drive, My Hope (Pastoral Emphasis for 10/7)

I missed my Mt. Zion family today but I know you all had a great time in the Lord. Thanks to Elder Sean Cherry for presiding and giving pastoral emphasis. I had the privilege to preach at Sovereign Grace of Apex for their morning service. I preached on "Do Not Grow Weary of Sowing to the Spirit" from Galatians 6:7-9. My family and I had a wonderful time worshipping with the folks at Sovereign Grace and the message was well recieved. Thank you all for your prayers

Our Hurricane Relief Supply drive is underway. We are collecting items that are immediately needed such as canned food, hygiene items, baby products (diapers, formula), and cleaning supplies. Please drop off your donations at the church.


My Hope Sunday is 10/14. All of our members are asked to commit to inviting at least one unbeliever or unchurched person to join us at church on next Sunday. During that service, we will share the hope we have in Jesus Christ.  Thanks to all who filled out and brought their commitment cards with the names of those to be invited. Continue to pray that they would come.


 In preparation of My Hope, we'll be having testimonies from members about their hope in Jesus. Today, Evangelist Patrick Wilson and young Bro. Darish Jacobs shared their testimonies.

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